Influence of Complex Sulfur-Containing Fertilizers on Nutrient Regime and Water Consumption of Agricultural Crops on Zonal Soils of Central Chernozem Region

Levshakov, L.V.; Chevychelov, A. V.; Lazarev, V. I.; Pyatakov, M.A.

doi:10.18411/issn1997-0749.2019-05-01

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“…Special water-soluble sulfur-containing fertilizers for use on the leaf surface are of great practical interest. Nevertheless, the effectiveness of their use is largely governed by the soil and climatic conditions, the peculiarities of the applied nutrition systems, the standards and methods of application of sulfur-containing mineral fertilizers [12]. On the basis of the above, the study of practical methods, techniques and standards for the application of sulfur-containing fertilizers in the cultivation of spring wheat in the E3S Web of Conferences 282, 05006 (2021) EFSC2021 https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202128205006 conditions of the south-western Forest-steppe of the Central Black Earth Region is an acute and important technological method for increasing the maximum productivity of this crop.…”

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The usefulness of sulfur fertilizers for balanced nutrition of spring wheat on zonal soils of the south-western Forest steppe zone

Levshakov

2021

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The importance of sulfur for a balanced nutrition of grain crops is demonstrated. The content of mobile forms of sulfur in the main zonal soils of the Kursk region – black soil and gray forest soils is given. Gray wooded soils have a low content of mobile sulfur in most areas of the region. The availability of sulfur in black soil ranges from low to medium. Practical studies on the effectiveness of different types and forms of using sulfur-containing mineral fertilizers in the cultivation of spring wheat on zonal types of soils in the south-western forest steppe of the Central Black Earth Region have been performed. Research has found that the practicability of using sulfur-containing mineral fertilizers and their agronomic effectiveness is directly associated with the content of available forms of sulfur in the arable layer of the soil. It is most effective and reasonable to use sulfur-containing mineral fertilizers in the cultivation of spring wheat on gray wooded soils. The practical data obtained prove the urgency of the use of sulfur-containing fertilizers in technologies for the cultivation of grain crops on soils with inadequate content of available forms of sulfur.

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